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| stroking the sole of the foot result in the spreading out of the toe and upward extension of the big toe |
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| stroking the neonate's back along the spine results in trunk arching toward side |
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| withdrwal of physical support sharp noise resultts in arms extending outward and returning to midline |
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| touching the palm cause fingers to grasp object |
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| stroke the top of the foot with an edge results in raising of foot and place it on the edge |
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| touch the balls of the foot result in inward flexion of toe |
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| stroking the cheek or corner of mouth cause head to turn toward the object and mnt that look as if infant is searching for s/thing to suck |
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| placing an object in mouth |
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| holding the infant around the cest and bouncing it on the balls of its feet result on ccontraction of leg so leg can support the infant's weight |
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| holding infant upright and allowing feet to touch surface elicit stepping mnt |
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| emerge several weeks after birth. when infant's head and neck turn, the infant assume a fencing posture on that side. |
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aspirin
normal anesthesia
caffeine
barbiturate
nicotine
alcohol
coccaine
HIV |
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language development:
babbling
lallation
echolalia |
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3-1 year
start 6 months
start 9-10 months |
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language development
babbling
holophrasic period
telegraphic speech period |
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3-1 year
1 year - 1.5 year
1.5 - 2 year |
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language development:
holophrasic period |
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1-1.5 year
1 word utterance
first is noun
poor articulation |
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language development:
telegraphic speech period:
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1.5-2 year
2 words
sounds like telegram
pivot-open grammar |
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development of vocabulary:
1.5 year:
2
3
4 |
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| when would premature kids close the gap of development |
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memory span improve in age:
5 y.o.
9 y.o.
adult |
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| when do u have realistic understanding of memory capacity |
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| when do kids rank self in relation to peer |
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| opinion form during when persist throughout life |
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same sex peer
best friend
normative expectation important for boys
peer group: exclude adults, rules, secrecy
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emotional factor key ingredient for early kid development
Failure to Thrive: FTT more in orphange. |
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bone density peak 30
parietomastoid suture close at 80
CO maintained in absencec of CAD
respiratory function is the best predictor of morality
3x pneumonia, 10x UTI, 15x appendicitis
estrogen + testosterone decrease
presbyopia, hard to distinguish blue from green
presbyacusis
serotonin + MAO increase
recognition doesn't change, recall change
very long term memory stable til 70, IQ 80
reaction time begins to decline after 40
perform less well in encoding, retention, retrieval. |
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